List of Connecticut suffragists

This is a list of Connecticut suffragists, suffrage groups and others associated with the cause of women's suffrage in Connecticut.

Groups

Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage (Woman's Political union) of Connecticut. Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association (CWSA), established in 1869. Equal Rights Club of Willimantic, founded in 1894. Greenwich Equal Suffrage League. Farmington Equal Franchise League. Hartford Equal Franchise League, established first as the Hartford Political Equality League in 1909. Hartford Equal Rights League, founded in 1885. Litchfield Equal Franchise League. Men's League for Woman Suffrage. Meriden Political Equality Club, founded in 1889. National Junior Suffrage Corps. New Haven Equal Franchise League, founded in 1912. New Haven Political Equality Club. National Woman's Party (NWP). Norwalk Equal Franchise League (NEFL). Norwich Equal Franchise League. Old Lyme Equal Franchise League. South Manchester Equal Franchise League. Suffrage Emergency Corps, created in 1920. Wallingford Equal Franchise League. Waterbury Equal Franchise League. Westport Equal Franchise League. Windsor Equal Franchise League.

Suffragists

Lillian Ascough. Annie Brewer Austin (Middletown). Elizabeth D. Bacon. Dorothy Jones Bartlett. Catharine Beecher. Henry Ward Beecher. Josephine Bennett (Hartford). Minnie L. Bradley (New Haven). Rhoda L. Brooks (Hartford). Olympia Brown (Bridgeport). Clara Burr (Norwich). Frances Ellen Burr (Hartford). Nathaniel J. Burton. Helen Chisaski (Bridgeport). Callie Mathes Coleman (Hartford). Emily Parmely Collins (Hartford). Sara Crawford (Westport). Amelia Shaw MacDonald Cutler (Westport). Daisy Trotter Daniels (Hartford). Katherine Beach Day (Hartford). Rosa J. Richardson Fisher (Hartford). Catherine Flanagan (Hartford). Sarah Lee Brown Fleming (New Haven). Martha Minerva Franklin (New Haven). Laura Gardin Fraser (Westport). Minnie L. Glover (Hartford). Elizabeth Jeter Greene (New London). Alyse Gregory (Norwalk). Phoebe Hanaford (New Haven). Minnie Hennessy. Katharine Martha Houghton Hepburn (West Hartford). George A. Hickox (Litchfield). Clara Hill (Norwalk). Elsie Hill. Maud W. Hincks (Bridgeport). Isabella Beecher Hooker. John Hooker. Anna Louise James (Old Saybrook). Mary A. Johnson (Hartford). Ella B. Kendrick. Lena E. Knighton (Hartford). Ruby E. Koenig. Ida Napier Lawson (Hartford). Pearl Woods Lee. Katharine Ludington (Old Lyme). Martha Rufner Maddox (Hartford). Elmer Livingston MacRae (Greenwich). Anna Holden Mazzanovich (Westport). Ethel L. Murray (West Hartford). Valeria Hopkins Parker (Greenwich). Alice Paul (Ridgefield). Rose Payton (Hartford). Emily Pierson (Cromwell). Annie Porritt (Hartford). Edna M. Purtell. Anna B. Reese (Hartford). Emma Winner Rogers. Mary Jane Rogers (Montville). Caroline Ruutz-Rees (Greenwich). Linna Saunders (New Haven). Beatrice Johnson Saxon (New Haven). Ruth Scott. Alfredo Samuel Guido Taylor (Norfolk). Grace Gallatin Seton Thompson (Greenwich). Mary Townsend Seymour (Hartford). Abby Hadassah Smith (Glastonbury). Julia Evelina Smith (Glastonbury). The Smiths of Glastonbury. Harriet Beecher Stowe (Hartford). Rebecca Tanner (Stamford). Augusta Lewis Troup (New Haven). Ida Sully Troy (Hartford). Elsie Ver Vane. Helena Hill Weed (Norwalk). Politicians supporting women's suffrage

John H. Light. Clifford B. Wilson (Bridgeport).

Suffragists campaigning in Connecticut Groups

Suffrage Emergency Corps

People Jane Addams. Susan B. Anthony. Ethel Arnold. Charles A. Beard. Ella Reeve Bloor. Margaret Bondfield. Carrie Chapman Catt. Stanton Coit. Rheta Childe Dorr. Arthur Radclyffe Dugmore. Max Eastman. William Lloyd Garrison. Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale. Grace Raymond Hebard. Arthur N. Holcombe. Mary Seymour Howell. Lucy Huffaker. Fola La Follette. Mary Livermore. Owen Lovejoy. Dudley Field Malone. Emmeline Pankhurst. Byron Phelps. Jeannette Rankin. Nancy Schoonmaker. Ernest Thompson Seton. Anna Howard Shaw. Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Lincoln Steffens. Ruza Wenclawska. Elizabeth Upham Yates. Charles Zueblin.

Anti-suffragists Groups Connecticut Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage (CAOWS), formed in 1910. People

Grace G. Markham, president of CAOWS.

See also

List of suffragists and suffragettes Timeline of women's suffrage in Connecticut Women's suffrage in Connecticut Women's suffrage in the United States Timeline of women's suffrage in the United States

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